A tour experience where adventure meets harmony.Nepal and Bhutan a hidden gem of South Asia, where nature dances in the morning and stars singat night. A perfect blend of culture, spirit and raw natural beauty. Here are some of the top 10 places you should visit on your Nepal and Bhutan tours.
Kathmandu Valley, Nepal – Chill and Busy City with High Cultural Significance
Kathmandu Valley is known to be a mother valley where people seek new opportunities daily. This valley will give you an experience of a chill yet busy life. A cultural hub for all, where Newrai Jatras proudly represents Nepal’s culture and traditions. A blend of every religion with no discrimination this place has more to teach you. From the Buddhist monasteries Buddha Stupa, andSwoyambhu Mahachaiya to Hindu temples like Pasupathinath cultural experience is full. You can chill near authentic places like Patan Durbar Square, Bhaktapur Durbar Square, Basantapur and many more.
Thimpu, Bhutan – Capital City Known as the Interior of the Country
Thimpu also the capital city of Bhutan is a beautiful place known as one of the biggest Buddhist sites that seems like a living museum surrounded by 100000 small size Buddhas, paintings and mountain views. This place will allow you to learn more about the history and culture that has been running in Bhutanese culture for a long time. Thimpu is the blend of Bhutanese tradition with a tiny twist of modern development and peace.
If you do visit Thimpu Tashichho Dzong a royal seat of government shouldn’t be missed out. View of Massive Buddha Dordenma Statue overlooking the Thimpu city looks surreal. Handicrafts of the locals are common, so buying from them will support your experience also the culture of Bhutan. You will get to know why Bhutan is top of the Gross National Happy Index after you visit Thimpu.
Pokhara, Nepal – An Adventure Hub of Travelers
Pokhara a place where beauty and adventure meets together. Nestled in Annapurna region Pokhara offers you with views and adventure opportunities that is unforgettable. This place is an entry hub to other trekking destination that lies in other regions of Nepal.
Devi’s fall holds a cultural significance to Hindu as this fall is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Crossing through complex cave is a thrilling experience. Imagine chilling on the lake side watching the beautiful view of Machhapuchre Mountain shadowing in the water of Phewa Lake.
Paro, Bhutan – Blend between Culture and Nature
Paro a town near capital city of Bhutan is only a spot where you will see an international airport. Paro is pride of Bhutan that represents Bhutanese culture and cultural sites. Paro is famous for trekking, exploring art and culture, adventure, hills, mountains, ancient monasteries and many more. TaktsangPalphug (Tiger’s Nest), 3120 metersan ancient Buddhist monastery lies on side of cliff mountain surrounded by valleys and mountains is one of the famous destination of Paro.
Along with Tiger’s Nest Paro acquires National Museum of Bhutan where antique piece from every ancient time period is displayed along with coins, weapons, and arts. Ringpung Dzong School of Buddhism, Dzongdrakha Temple an ancient monasteries with antique design where Tibetan Lama Gongpo Dorji use to meditate, Kyrichu Lhakhang an ancient temple built by Tibetan King Songtsen Gompo in 7th century and Tachogang Lhakhang Bridge built by Thangtong Gyaplo in early 1400s are some of the underrated places you should not miss out while visiting Paro Valley.
Chitwan National Park, Nepal – Safari and Wild Life Adventure
Chitwan National Park is located in the Terai region of Nepal also listed as UNESCO world heritage site due to its rich bio diversity and lush jungles. This national park is home to the rarest wild life such as one horned rhino.
Along with one horned rhino you will get to see Bengal tiger, elephant, crocodiles and many more. You will enjoy jeep safaris, bird watching and dances of Tharu Community. Chitwan not only serves you as adventure door but also as a door to explore culture and wildlife.
Punakha, Bhutan – Valley of Traditional Songs, Dance and Beauty
Punakha used to be capital city of Bhutan. This place is known for the famous temple Punakha Dzong and the rivers like Pho and Mo Chhu. This place host a traditional festival Punakha Tshechu where traditional masked dance and songs are performed. This place is the blend of beauty, traditional architectures, and spirituality. Since Punakha is a fertile land you will see rice fields across the routes and visit to Chimi Lhakhang. You will cross one of the famous and the country’s longest suspension bridge.
Lumbini, Nepal – A Sacred Place and Birthplace of Lord Buddha
Lumbini is the peaceful zone among all the places of Nepal. Lumbini holds significance to whole Buddhist community and Nepali people. Lumbini is a birth place of Siddhartha Gautam who later became Lord Buddha. Maya Devi Temple is exact place where Lord Buddha opened his eyes for the first time. This place brings together whole world’s Buddhist Community. This place represents peace you can even mediate here.
Bumthang Valley, Bhutan – Spiritual Land
Bumthang is made up of four different valleys away from the modern world, this place is known to be the home of old and sacred monastery. This valley is a peace hub for Bhutanese People. Here will try nature walk through apple orchards, lifestyle in Jambay Lhakhang and Kurjey Lhakhang, and experience Bhutanese lifestyle which is away from lavish modern world. Bhumtang where you relieve from pain and bind yourself with spiritual energy.
Bandipur, Nepal – A Timeless Hilltop Town
Bandipur is town is highly influenced by Newar community where Newari tradition and culture is preserved. This place is known for its authentic architecture, views of Himalayas and peaceful streets away from draining city traffics. Bandipur is known to be the hidden gem of Nepal and the timeless hilltop town lies in between Pokhara and Kathmandu. View of mountains while tasting Newari food and coffee gives you the vibe of peace and calm. Newar tradition add even more beautiful color to Bandipur City.
Haa Valley, Bhutan – Off the Beaten Path Experience
Haa Valley is one of the underrated and least visited city in Bhutan. If you want to seek peace and explore Bhutan with no social obstacles then Haa Valley is best option for you. Due to its untouched beauty this place is known to give you off the beaten path experience. Haa valley was officially opened for tourist in 2002 till now. Monasteries, traditional farms, pine forests, Lhakhang Karpo, and LhakhangNagpo are the major highlight of Haa Valley.
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